Trump: We have to ensure that the ‘ narcissistic ‘ POTUS is defeated by 2020.

Far-left milliardaire George Soros attacked President Trump on Thursday at Davos, saying the United States. For the greater good of the world, the President must be expelled from office.

Soros said the “fate of the world’s” would be determined this coming November at a private dinner at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

According to CNBC, the strong 89-year-old accused the president of being a “con-man” and a “narcissist.”

“When its fantasy to become president became a reality,” his ego swollen, Soros told the audience: “This made his narcissism a malignancy.” Breitbart.com reports that Soros, who still needs to back the Democratic candidate for 2020, then said that the election of this year will decide the “fate of the world,” reports the CNBC. In October, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (DMA) said that the billionaire was the “most qualified President” but did not formally lend his endorsement to her.

Obviously, the hedge fund manager did not reach for President Trump for the first time at the World Economic Forum. Last year Soros attacked the President’s negotiating style toward China, which resulted in last Wednesday’s signing of the first phase trade agreement.

“Deplorably, President Trump seems to be on another path: make concessions to China and declare victory while renewing his assaults on US allies,” Soros said then. Soros also lambasted Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping for the totalitarian system of social credit score on Chinese citizens, this year’s case. “We are likely to weaken the US policy goal of curbing China’s violations and excesses.” Xi uses “artificial intelligence to monitor his people completely,” cautioned Soros. He also called Chinese President Trump’s “trying to exploit” markets.

These statements follow President Trump’s speech to the World Economic Forum, where he promoted his first economic policy for America as a model for global prosperity.

“The greatest responsibility of a country is to its own people,” the President told the participants. “The only way to build faith and trust in the market system is to respect this fact. The governments only become fully investments in their national futures if they first place their own people.” “A pro-worker, pro-city, pro-family agenda demonstrates how a nation can flourish when it cooperates with its communities, its companies and its governments for the good of the entire nation, “he added.

President Trump also spoke in opposing climate alarmism, which was common during this year’s gathering, partly due to Greta Thunberg, a young climate activist.

“These alarmists are always demanding the same thing–absolute power to control all aspects of our lives,” stated the president.  “We are committed to protecting God’s glory and our world’s natural beauty.”